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"The Assassination of Charlie Kirk" 9/11/2025 NJF STREAM RESTREAM · America Unfiltered With James P

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Good evening, everybody. You are watching America First.
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My name is Nicholas J Fuentes. I am joining you tonight under
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some very dark circumstances. Normally, I like to say we got a
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great show for you tonight, and I think it's going to be an
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excellent show. But of course, the news is
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unbelievably tragic tonight. As you know, you're all gathered
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here. We're going to talk tonight
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about the death of Charlie Kirk. And even saying that out loud,
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the words are still very surreal and disturbing.
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I said this last night and I meant it as I watched the chaos
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and the tragedy unfold yesterday afternoon.
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And I know everybody else feels exactly the same way.
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It didn't feel real. That's the characterization I
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keep seeing from everybody on TikTok, on Instagram, on
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Twitter. People have been profoundly
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affected by this, and we're not sure why.
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And hopefully we can talk a little bit about maybe why that
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is. But as I said yesterday, I, like
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many of you, I got the alert from a friend of mine who I
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believe was either at the event or had friends at the event at
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UVU in Utah. A friend of mine texted me and
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said Charlie has been shot. I said Charlie Kirk.
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They said yes and we watched it unfold live.
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We're still getting updates. We don't know exactly what
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transpired. And again, we'll get into some
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of that as well, some of the uncertainties and unanswered
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questions. But I am devastated and
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legitimately affected and struck viscerally.
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Such a sensational video images, such an unspeakable, horrible
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tragedy. And and I literally had to take
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a day to collect myself. Normally, you know, this is a
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current event show. I'm live every night.
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And I discussed the news of the day.
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And I've been there through many of the big developments over the
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years. Same day, January 6th, Trump
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assassination attempt, the elections, the pandemic.
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But this one was different. And I think everybody feels that
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way about it. It felt like a nightmare.
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That's the only way that I can accurately describe it.
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Actually, throughout the entire day yesterday, I just could not
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process it. It did not sink in.
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It still hasn't fully sunk in. Like I said.
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Earlier you say those words The death of Charlie Kirk, the
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assassination of Charlie Kirk, the murder of Charlie Kirk.
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I watched his Wikipedia page go from Charlie Kirk is to Charlie
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Kirk was. It doesn't feel real.
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It feels like a nightmare that we'll never wake up from.
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And I say that as somebody who was not even a fan, not a friend
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and actually an adversary, a foe.
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I can only imagine what his friends, his colleagues and, and
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especially his wife, his young children, you can only imagine
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what they're going through. And So what happened yesterday
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is still so raw and so sensitive.
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The country is profoundly affected, at least some of it
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is. We'll talk about that too.
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And so tonight I'm going to try to, to the best of my ability,
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carry out my responsibility. I believe, and I think you know,
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that I'm somebody that many of the young people, young
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conservatives are looking up to. I have a lot of credibility with
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the far right, the radical right.
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And throughout his career, Charlie Kirk always
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characterized me as a troll. I don't say that with any malice
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at this point in time, but that's what he said.
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And many in Turning Point USA said that I and my followers are
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nihilistic. We only want destruction.
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And I think that I have an obligation to the country.
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I think I have an obligation to God.
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I think I have an obligation to all of you.
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I think I have responsibility to prove that that is not true.
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That's not about me. But now that it is the morning
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after the day has dawned where Charlie Kirk is now dead at the
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hands of some unknown attacker, it is our responsibility, mine
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and all of ours, to step up and to get serious.
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To the extent that politics was fun or we took it lightly, I
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think we now realize it just got very real.
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It's been. Real.
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People talk about a civil war. They say a war is coming.
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Some say we're already in one. We have an obligation now.
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The leaders, the spokesman, the men, the young men, the elderly
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men. We have an obligation to lead,
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and I want to start before we get into any of it by saying
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this. Just as a general note, I've
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been around now for seven or eight years.
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That's not a very long time, but it's long enough.
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I've lived through a lot of these events, Charlottesville,
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January 6th, the Grouper War, many things.
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And I know that in my career I've made a lot of mistakes.
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I've done things I regret, said things I regret.
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I've made a lot of the same mistakes twice.
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And I've been lucky because I've lived and I have this platform
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and I'm able to speak to all of you in spite of that.
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And I think maybe one of the reasons why is because I have
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been afforded the opportunity to learn a lot, having been in the
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center of dissident right wing politics, far right politics, in
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the center of this cultural moment, whatever you want to
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call that as an archetypal disaffected young white man,
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angry young white man, Trump supporter.
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However you want to characterize that.
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I have been in the thick of it for a very long time and seeing
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many crises and tragedies and things that we cannot explain,
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things that are difficult to cope with.
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I will say first, as I said, as a general note before we move
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on, it cannot be overstated how important it is in a time like
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this to put our intentions in alignment with the will of God.
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Everybody's very emotional. Everybody is whipped up, and
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rightfully so, justifiably so. People are furious.
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I don't know that the left fully understands that.
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I don't know that normies fully understand that people are
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absolutely beside themselves. I've never seen the right wing
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more angry, more furious. And this has been building.
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Here we are today, the day after Charlie Kirk has been killed.
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But we're starting here in the middle of the story.
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It's been going on for over a decade.
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And these things compound over time, and they accumulate.
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And I, like everybody else, recognized that this could
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potentially be a watershed moment.
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This is a ripple effect. We may look back in time and see
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a chain reaction, an inexorable chain reaction that leads to
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nothing other than destruction, devastation, bloodshed, misery.
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I don't think it's crazy to say millions of dead bodies.
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And we must have the prudence, We must have the confidence in
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our convictions, in our faith in God.
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This is the test. It's easy to believe in prayer
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when things are easy. It's easy to believe in God,
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mercy, forgiveness, temperance, when things are easy.
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It's when things are hard, when they're confusing, when we feel
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justifiably angry, wrathful, prideful.
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That's the test. That's when it counts, and that
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is when mature people and I recognize the folly and me
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saying that I don't consider myself an extremely mature
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person. I think I'm a frivolous person
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in many ways. But it's an obligation for all
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of us to grow up now and recognize the gravity of the
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situation we're in, the peril that we're all in, and we have
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to ask ourselves, what are our intentions?
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We have to set them intentionally.
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We have to set them in alignment with God, with the gospel.
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We have to think not just about the present moment and what
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we're feeling, but about the long term, the good of our
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country, the good of our fellow countrymen, both the people we
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agree with and disagree with, our children, our progeny.
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And we have to think about that moment before God.
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We have to think about our moment before God in judgement.
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And we're asked about that golden rule.
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We don't save ourselves. We approach God with humility.
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We approach the judgement as weak as.
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Mortal fallen, before we take up arms, before we relish in our
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anger and. Sit with it.
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Sit. With our rage and resentment and
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fuel it and get into these loops, feedback loops.
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I think it is so important. And This is why I said last
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night I wasn't going to do a show.
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And I really meant it. I, and I think everybody needed
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one night at least to sleep on this.
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To pray and to pray not just for the repos of Charlie Kirk's soul
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and for his wife and for his two young children and for the
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people affected in his organization and for the people
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that were closest to him. But also to pray for the wisdom,
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the strength, the prudence, the humility, the fortitude to
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approach this in the right way. Because how we respond to this
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tragedy, like all of these events, like all of the
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persecution, all of the suffering, the anguish, it will
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define us. It will define our country.
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It's it is life or death here. And what I am merging at the
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very outset of this, at the minimum is caution.
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Let us not be hasty. If you're thinking of picking up
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arms, put them down. And if you can't be convinced
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all together, put them down today, put them down tomorrow.
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Let us be cautious. Let us be prudent.
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Let's think, let's get right. Let's get right with God before
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we act hastily. And the reason I say that I have
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come to this reaction over many years, seeing many crises, is
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because not only is there a spiritual dimension to all of
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this, and the devil uses our emotions against us, uses our
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best intentions, our best inclinations against us to doubt
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our faith in God. That God is both just and
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merciful. Our faith in God, that He will
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deliver the vengeance that we are told is not in our hands.
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Trust in His plan and not create our own.
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It's not just for the spiritual reasons, but also for the
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political reasons. Ask yourself, we all recognize
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this is a watershed. Moment We're never going back
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from this. This is the shot heard around
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the world. Literally one shot, 1 kill, an
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international incident and a outpouring of both love and
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affection. In the vigils that you see for
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Charlie Kirk across the country, but also in anger and
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resentment, hatred, people ridiculing his death, but all of
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these different things. It's important also to
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understand that politically it is in crises like these, when we
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become instrumentalized by forces outside of our control,
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when we take our eye off the ball, and I don't want to be too
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explicit at this moment now, but when we take our eye off the
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ball because of something so sensational, because of
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something so emotionally charged, that's why they do
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these things. That's why supernatural as well
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as societal forces do these things or capitalize.
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Them and take advantage of them. And people guided perhaps by
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good intentions or righteous indignation, become unwitting
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instruments of forces beyond their control, beyond their
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understanding. They become pawns in a larger
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game. And so in order for us not to be
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agents of evil. A supernatural evil, a worldly
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evil, in order for us not to be instrumentalized by
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sophisticated and powerful forces that would use this
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tragedy. To manipulate society for its
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own ends in order to save our souls from the kind of wrath,
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anger, vengefulness that will surely land us a seat in hell.
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I would first say, before I say anything else, especially to the
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young people, the adolescents, that I and I understand how you
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feel. Lay down your arms.
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Those that live by the sword will perish by the sword.
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Remember what Christ said. This is our cup to drink from
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all of us. Death, suffering, martyrdom in
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some cases it's all part of it. It's all part of life.
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And not to be fatalistic and not to minimize it, but as a
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Christian, we can't always talk about the prosperity gospel.
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We can't always talk about making money or prosperity and
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the kumbaya. We also have to talk about the
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other side of things, which is that we have a Lord and Savior
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that was crucified on the cross by our sins, by our own
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iniquities, all of us. And not just the killers and the
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scoundrels, and not just the obvious, obviously evil people,
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but also sometimes ourselves, assuredly everybody.
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You and I, everybody. So we have to take those things
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into consideration. We have to be humble about these
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things. And so that's.
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Just a word of caution. That's that's me trying to do my
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best to be responsible here before we get into the larger
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subject. So we'll talk about it now.
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As you know, Charlie Kirk was assassinated yesterday afternoon
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doing one of his Change My Mind events, his college.
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Tour. It was one of the first stops on
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his new college tour in Utah. Started out like any other day
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and I'm sure for him it was just another day.
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He's done this hundreds of times.
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He got dressed, he went to the event, talked it up with the
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politicians and friends of his, said this is going to be a great
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event. Film Tik Toks.
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And all of a sudden, a shot rang out.
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He died, I assume instantly, although some of the details are
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uncertain. People fled.
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He's now gone. And the first thing I want to
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say about it after the word of caution is this.
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Of course, as I said, I was not a friend of Charlie Kirk's at
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all. I didn't like him.
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He didn't like me. We had a lot of differences
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ideologically, politically, and we fought viciously.
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He did a lot to stifle my. Career.
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And suppressed me in many ways. And I antagonized him a lot and
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mocked him and ridiculed him and attacked his credibility.
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He was my opponent, but I would never wish death upon him or
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anything like that. And Charlie, Kurt never had a
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kind word to say about me in his life.
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Now that he has died, I'll say some kind words about him.
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Although I didn't agree with him, I considered him a part of
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the political establishment. In many ways, I considered him
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part of the problem. In spite of that, it is
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undeniable that he was a towering figure in American
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conservatism. It's undeniable he was
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ambitious. He was a hard worker.
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He did things I cannot do, a lot of people said.
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After his passing, I saw some people make oblique references
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to it. They said, well, if Charlie Kirk
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was assassinated now, the far right will step up.
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I don't know that there's anyone that could fill his shoes.
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I don't know that there's anyone that can do what he did.
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He died at 31 years old and left a legacy of the many people
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cannot achieve in many lifetimes.
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He hosted a show 3 hours a day. He went and faced down his
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enemies in debate. He would take on almost any
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challengers. I say almost because he wouldn't
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debate me of. Course, but nevertheless would
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debate anybody anywhere, stare them down and people don't know
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how difficult that is. He would sit there for hours.
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On any subject. And then he would return home
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from the command center and direct the largest youth
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organization, the most ambitious project in conservative politics
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maybe ever. And he did it all before the age
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of 30. One and absolutely brilliant,
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sharp, fierce warrior for his values and his beliefs.
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And as I said, I disagreed with them strongly.
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I'll make no bones about that. And that hasn't changed.
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But you have to admire that this was a fighter, this was a
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worker, this was a champion, and above all else, maybe this is
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what I respected about him the most.
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We had our disagreements. Where we did agree is that he
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would go to these college campuses and proclaim the name
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of Jesus Christ. And ultimately that is why he
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was killed. Everyone will be persecuted for
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the sake of Jesus Christ. Anyone, everyone fighting and
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winning that spiritual battle for Christ and for his Kingdom
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will be persecuted for his sake. And I don't believe Charlie Kirk
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was any different. We disagreed on much, but we
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agreed about abortion, we agreed about feminism, we agreed about
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many of the other moral. Social ills of the country.
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And when you look at his most vicious detractors, the people
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celebrating his death now possibly, probably the gunman
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that killed him, they hated him because of his defense of
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Christian morality. He wasn't killed necessarily,
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perhaps by a socialist or by someone who disagreed about his
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position. On fiscal policy, and this is
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something I think we all need to take into account, something we
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need to be aware of and notice the most vicious, hateful
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opponents of the conservative movement of all stripes.
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They are the ones championing transgenderism, which goes by
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another name, mutilation of the body, a disordering of the soul.
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It's the proponents of abortion, which is some form of child
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sacrifice, at the minimum infanticide.
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These are the most vicious, violent, hateful detractors of
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even a moderate conservative like Charlie Kirk, because he
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stood up for those biblical values.
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I'll say it better. Christian values, Christian
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morality, for Christ himself, for the truth Incarnate.
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And for that, I consider him a true martyr, and I hope his
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reward is in heaven. I'll also say he was clearly a
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loving father, a loving husband. He was beloved by millions of
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people. That is obvious.
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And although I do not count myself among his fans, it was
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clear that millions upon millions of decent, earnest,
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good people, Christians, patriots, they did love him, and
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he belongs to them. And out of respect for them, I
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say that Charlie Kirk was a good man, God bless him.
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And despite our differences, our past debates, I consider that
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over. And I pray for the repose of his
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soul, for his family, for him. That's Charlie Kirk.
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Now, aside from that, it's important to say that it's
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obviously a horrific thing. And I think that.
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What is so? Striking about it is because it
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became so real in that moment. It was such a graphic video.
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This is somebody that we felt like we all knew.
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I never met him. I never shook his hand.
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I never spoke with him. I saw him and I, I've been at
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arm's length with him before, but I never knew him.
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But to us, he was imminent. He was ubiquitous.
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He was all over TikTok making content.
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He was synonymous with campus conservatism and like many
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personalities, politicians the kind of medium that he used
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social media. Live streaming.
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We all developed a parasocial relationship with him, and
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whether we loved him or we hated him, he was known to us and
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other people that we know die, but they die in hospitals or
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they die when we're not looking. He was publicly executed
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suddenly, unexpectedly, in front of millions of.
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People on camera and we saw in graphic detail his life.
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And that way, I think that's why this is having such a profound
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effect on people. And the reason that it has
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shaken everybody to their core and in some ways unconscionably
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has become divisive somehow, is because there are a lot of
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decent people still left in this country.
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And maybe they're right wing and maybe they're left wing, and
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maybe they voted for Trump and maybe they didn't.
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But in that moment when they saw this young man, this young
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father, this young husband, a good man, a congenial by every
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metric, a positive, cheerful person, a generative person,
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someone who loved America, fought for what he believed in,
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a disciplined person, did not indulge in vices of a family
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man. To see someone like this gunned
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down in cold blood, in such a cowardly act, from such a
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distance like that, in that moment, what was confusing
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before about our country, what was divisive before?
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Where there was moral confusion or obfuscation, there was
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clarity. And I don't care who you voted
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for. I don't care what your politics
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are, people, white and black, men and women, feminists,
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conservatives, people that are straight, people that are gay.
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I saw across Instagram, Tiktok, a good deal of people.
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I hope the majority in this country were shaken to their
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core because they saw true evil when the Assassin's bullet
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cracked and the shot rang out and people saw this young good
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man die for no good reason. Someone knowable to us, every
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decent person that still has a conscience, and I choose to use
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that word. Everyone with a conscience was
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able to say clearly that is evil, that is wrong.
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It is wrong to violate the sanctity of life in that way.
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Our lives are not our own. We belong to each other.
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We belong to God. We did not create ourselves.
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We belong to our Creator. To see another human being.
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I don't care what they've said in the past.
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I don't care what their opinions are.
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To see someone summarily executed in such a brutal.
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Way like that. There was a moment of clarity
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where people saw, and this is all too familiar sight.
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People saw evil and it shocked them to their core.
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People saw true evil, weakness, cowardice, violence, hatred,
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taking away someone who loved and was loved for no reason,
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unjustly. And people reacted with sorrow,
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outrage, anger made people sick. It shook people up because we
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were. Born with a moral law written on
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our hearts. It's not just written in the
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Gospels. It's not just written in the
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lives of the Saints. It's also written on our hearts.
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We know right from wrong. We know it when we see it.
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We feel it. We feel it on a deeper level.
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It makes us physiologically sick to see it.
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I think that's why it had such a profound impact and the reason
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that it has people so shaken up. Another reason, as I said
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before, is because this is the middle of a very long story.
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As we all know, this did not come out of nowhere.
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There were many events that precipitated this.
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We can talk about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump
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last year, when he was shot in the ear, and his display of
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strength, of courage. In the face of a cowardly
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attack. Inspired millions of people,
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billions of people around the world.
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They saw that little twerp, that coward that climbed up on the
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roof and took a shot. And they saw Trump in that
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moment, who had nothing on his mind other than that he needed
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to reassure his people, show them he was not defeated or
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deterred. He rose up and raised his first,
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rallied the people to the side. Of strength, of goodness, of
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righteousness. He survived by the grace of God.
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We saw it when Luigi Mangione gunned down the healthcare.
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CEO months later, and like the attack on Charlie Kirk
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yesterday, the attack by Luigi Mangione was another chain
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reaction. In that moment, we saw a young
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man kill a father, a husband, another innocent.
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Once again, people say he worked for some company.
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He worked for an evil industry. Shot in cold blood.
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No trial, no charge. His life was not Luigi
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Mangione's to take. And for some reason, this
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divided the country. There were millions of people
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that said he was a hero, treated him like a sex icon, a champion.
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They made T-shirts, they celebrated.
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Is anybody surprised now that you have incidents like this?
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Is anybody the least bit surprised?
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In a culture where mass murder and murder is celebrated, people
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cheer it on, They lionize cowardly assassins and killers,
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is anybody the least bit surprised that it inspired A
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copycat? It inspired another.
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It shouldn't come as a surprise, but there's other echoes of the
29:18
violence that we saw yesterday. We saw it imminently just the
29:22
other week when that young girl, the Ukrainian refugee, was
29:27
stabbed to death on the train. We saw it when Austin Metcalf
29:31
was stabbed in the throat at a football practice.
29:36
We see it in Gaza for years when innocent people are shot in the
29:41
back of the head getting food for their children because
29:44
they're starving the weight. Of the suffering.
29:50
The cruelty, the malice, the hatred, it's becoming too much
29:55
to bear. I think that's the real reason.
29:58
Because we've seen violence before, we've seen horrible
30:01
atrocities before, we've seen school shootings, terrorist
30:06
attacks. But we all recognize we live in
30:09
a time of nihilistic violence, and it's coming from all sides.
30:17
Nihilistic violence perpetrated by Barbarians like these
30:22
opportunists and predators, these young, mostly adolescent
30:27
black men that are praying upon the innocent and the vulnerable
30:32
on city subways, city streets. We see it in the barbarism, the
30:37
predatory opportunistic attacks, executions, random cruel acts of
30:42
violence. We see it in Zionism, dare I
30:48
say, in a certain strain of the Jewish religion, which says that
30:53
the people of Palestine are collectively responsible for the
30:57
actions of Hamas. None of them are innocent.
31:00
They all must die. And sitting members of Congress
31:04
like Randy Fine celebrates famine, starving women and
31:09
children, a million people under the age of 18 being blown to
31:13
smithereens, being starved forcibly.
31:18
We see it in another form, which is leftism, communists,
31:23
anarchists. There is a certain strain of
31:26
radical transsexuals. For them, everything is
31:31
political, everything is ideological.
31:35
All this propaganda that's got them whipped up about fascism, a
31:40
trans genocide, about the healthcare system.
31:47
They believe the meaning of life is a political struggle, a
31:50
political victory, and so they have no love, no charity towards
31:55
their opponents. These are the different strains
31:58
of nihilistic violence coming from all angles that we've seen
32:03
and notice. It comes from everywhere.
32:07
It comes from the political left.
32:10
And by the political left, I don't mean every Democrat, I
32:12
don't mean every liberal, I don't mean every Kamala voter.
32:15
I mean a specific sect of the radical left that recognizes no
32:20
limiting principles. We see that kind of nihilistic
32:24
violence from a certain crowd of Jewish Zionists and their
32:29
allies, some evangelical Christians, atheistic Jews that
32:34
are sympathetic, that wield immense influence in our
32:37
government, and they want to wield our military against their
32:41
adversaries. And we see it in the Barbarians.
32:45
We see it in the unthinking, primitive, backwards,
32:49
regressive, you could say undeveloped masses of people and
32:53
other unenlightened parts of the world that are coming here and
32:56
visiting the savagery upon us. And if there is anything that
33:03
can come out of this, I hope that it can be potentially a new
33:09
consensus. This is not partisan.
33:14
Actually, it's not even ideological.
33:20
People do not murder children in a Catholic Church because they
33:26
have gender dysphoria necessarily, or they're
33:29
sympathetic to transsexuals. Somebody does not murder Charlie
33:34
Kirk because they voted for Kamala Harris.
33:38
People do not stab young girls on trains because they're born
33:42
black. People do not shoot Palestinians
33:47
in the back of the head or cheer it on just because you're
33:49
Jewish. The people that do this are
33:55
lost. They have to be isolated and
33:59
segregated out. A new consensus must emerge.
34:05
Are you in favor of a society with meaning?
34:11
A society where life. Is sacred.
34:14
Where life has sanctity? Where people's lives and their
34:19
dignity and their integrity is respected?
34:24
Or are we? Going to live in a society that
34:27
is a never ending war between nihilistic tribes, warlords,
34:31
savages, pagans. I see an emerging consensus.
34:38
And I think that the mature people that actually love
34:41
America, actually love our children, the people that
34:45
recognize the division, the peril that we're in.
34:49
We need to fortify a new consensus and rally the people
34:53
of conscience, the people of decency, the people of humanity,
34:59
the people of charity towards their fellow man.
35:03
Against those that want to kill us, against those that laugh and
35:10
celebrate when innocent people are harmed for any reason, for
35:14
any ideological reason. Against the people that are
35:17
cruel, the people that are hateful.
35:19
And by that I mean the people that are really cruel.
35:22
Not the people that say things you disagree with, not the
35:25
people that are provocative, not the people that are sometimes
35:28
angry, but the people that are really.
35:29
Cruel and really evil. And let me be clear about this
35:36
because I understand not a lot of people are loving this
35:40
message right now. This is not the message that a
35:42
lot of people want to hear right now.
35:46
Here's another message you can try on for size.
35:50
These people that are now selling T-shirts with Charlie
35:55
Kirk and a bullet wound in his neck, they cannot be negotiated
35:58
with. You cannot debate with them.
36:03
You cannot persuade them to vote Republican.
36:06
You cannot appeal to them. You will never convince them
36:10
that you're a good person, that you just want the best for
36:13
everybody. You will never get them to stop
36:18
hating you, people like to say. Well, can the left.
36:24
Finally, admit that they have their own problem.
36:26
They'll never admit that. They'll never admit that these
36:31
Craven losers, that person person that when Charlie Kirk
36:38
got shot in the neck, instinctually got up and turned
36:42
and celebrated. They have to be defeated.
36:49
We can't change their minds. We can't invite them to change
36:53
our minds. We can't negotiate with them.
36:55
We can't invite them for a political compromise.
36:58
If your gut reaction to seeing someone take a bullet in the
37:03
neck and their face explode and their young children run up to
37:08
them because they were afraid of the noise, if your reaction was
37:11
to grin and celebrate, you must be defeated.
37:15
You must be destroyed, you must be identified, you must be
37:21
isolated, and you must be eradicated from our society.
37:27
Not Democrats, not leftists, not liberals, those people that
37:32
would celebrate in that moment. That is pure evil, pure malice.
37:39
There is no charity in a person's heart.
37:42
I don't care who it is who sees anybody get their neck exploded
37:47
and celebrate like that. That's the kind of evil we're
37:51
dealing with. That's the kind of evil that has
37:54
taken over our society. It has become too common.
37:58
People have let it fester. Like with Luigi Mangione.
38:04
They thought it was cute. They thought it was glib.
38:09
And look at what we have now. We are on the verge of full on
38:13
political violence and civil war.
38:15
I don't think people realize what that looks like.
38:18
There's going to be a lot of children without mothers and
38:20
fathers, a lot of mothers and fathers grieving their dead
38:23
children. I don't want that.
38:27
Nobody should want that. But when it comes to evil
38:34
people, cowardly, weak, evil people that snipe and Trump and
38:41
Charlie Kirk, like the gunman that came to my house last year,
38:47
unfortunately, it's not always up to us which battles we fight.
38:53
When they show up to your front door, when they take shots at
38:57
the rally, at the Change My Mind, we don't have a choice.
39:01
We have to confront evil. We have to fight evil.
39:04
We can never give in to evil and we have to win.
39:08
Recognize this if these people ever get power over us.
39:16
These people that celebrate, they sell T-shirts, they steal
39:21
hats when a man is lying dead, they will hurt you, they will
39:28
hurt your children, and they will destroy everything that is
39:32
sacred to us, everything that we love.
39:36
And they will do it with a smile.
39:38
They're already doing it. They have done it.
39:40
They're telling on themselves. And Sam Hyde said it very well.
39:46
All their cutesy language, their word games, their sarcasm, their
39:52
irony, it is dripping with malevolence, dripping with
39:56
contempt, dripping with malevolence and malice.
40:03
And if these people ever win, we will all suffer the same fate as
40:07
Charlie Kirk. They have to be defeated utterly
40:11
and fundamentally. Now, this is not a call to
40:16
violence because. Taking up arms against these
40:21
people, what will that do? It will invite more of it.
40:28
The Satanists, the devil worshippers, the malevolent
40:32
people that do these things. In part they do it to stoke
40:37
resentment, to stoke conflict. They take the things that we
40:42
love away from us so that we will abandoned God so that we
40:48
will become like them. That is whether they know it or
40:54
not. That is why they do it.
40:57
That is why they are impelled to do it by spiritual supernatural
41:01
forces. I believe that.
41:04
Do not mistake what I mean by defeat them.
41:08
And we'll talk about that more in a moment, but I want to make
41:11
that clear right now. This is not a call for violence.
41:16
Here is what I will say about left wingers because a lot of
41:20
left wing people reached out to me and they told me you have a
41:24
responsibility. They said we're afraid right
41:28
now. They said you need to lead
41:31
people away from violence. I agree with them, but where was
41:37
that mentality when someone showed up at my house with a gun
41:42
and failed? Those people are not reaching
41:45
out. Then where was that mentality
41:47
throughout all of the persecutions, all the suffering?
41:51
Now, this is speaking from a place of resentment.
41:55
They're afraid. They're afraid that the right is
41:58
going to punch back 1000 times as hard.
42:01
And we could and we can. And I fear that some might, and
42:06
I hope to God that they don't, in some sense, the right to be
42:10
afraid. We should all be afraid that
42:13
something we cannot control may happen.
42:18
Here is what I will say to those people.
42:21
I and Charlie Kirk for years pushed a peaceful resolution.
42:28
We invited the left to debate, negotiate.
42:33
We played within the system. When Obama told us you got to
42:38
win elections, you know, we tried that.
42:41
And look at what they did to Trump.
42:42
They shot him in the fucking head.
42:47
We tried to do it your way. We tried to debate, to go to the
42:52
the the polls, the voting booth. People ran for office.
42:56
And what did they encounter? Intimidation, menacing,
43:00
harassment, slander, lies, assassination attempts and
43:04
successes. Now the left says we need to
43:09
bring down the temperature. The temperature here is what I
43:11
would say to the left. The left now has an obligation.
43:17
You can turn down the temperature.
43:20
The left in America now, everybody in America now must
43:25
come together and disavow this nihilistic, malevolent violence.
43:33
You all have an obligation. I have that obligation and I, I
43:37
think I have done it. I condemn the violence, all of
43:41
it, all of the nihilistic violence, whether it comes from
43:44
the far right, the far left, whether it comes from a Dylan
43:48
Roof, the Buffalo shooter or someone like this.
43:52
It's your job too. You must condemn it loudly, loud
43:56
enough that we can hear it and you have to mean it.
44:00
And I think of somebody like Hassan Piker, such a hollow,
44:05
such a hollow, empty, sad person.
44:10
Hassan Piker saw Charlie Kirk, someone that he knew, get shot
44:16
of the neck and his neck erupt with blood.
44:19
We don't need to be graphic about the details, but everybody
44:23
should look at that. Long and hard and let it sit
44:25
with you. When Hassan saw that, his first
44:30
reaction was to make a glib remark about gun control.
44:34
Seriously, that's a 31 year old man.
44:40
That's a young man with a wife and kids.
44:42
He got shot in cold blood, publicly executed in front of
44:46
thousands of college students. Never forget the trauma of his
44:50
children, of his family. What about the people that
44:54
witnessed this? What about everybody that will
44:58
be affected by the knock on violence that results from this?
45:04
And you, hollow sick person, your response is to make some
45:08
glib remark about gun control. Fuck you.
45:12
Fuck you. And here's my message to Hassan
45:15
Piker and every liberal cock sucker like him.
45:19
You better disavow this violence.
45:22
You better cry like Dean Withers.
45:25
And I don't say that. Maybe that comes off like I'm
45:29
humiliating him. Who knows Whether that was
45:32
sincere or not, I hope to God that it was.
45:35
And if it was, you know what, good on him.
45:38
That's a good kid. And he said some nasty things
45:42
about me. That's a kid with a conscience.
45:45
He said. I don't think we should kill
45:46
people for disagreeing. Is that divisive?
45:49
Now he had to apologize for weeping that someone he knew was
45:53
murdered. That kid has a conscience.
45:56
I have some faith in that generation.
45:59
Here's my message to Hassan and all these smug, glib liberals
46:04
like that. If you cannot, if you will not
46:08
disavow this violence, we will have no choice but to consider
46:13
you as no different than the killers.
46:17
That's complicity. You could be forgiven up until
46:22
this point for being irresponsible.
46:25
We all get heated. We all do it.
46:28
I'm guilty of it too. It makes hypocrites of all of
46:31
us. We murder each other with our
46:33
words all the time, with our gossip, our slander.
46:37
We overreact, we say things we don't mean.
46:39
We get angry. We harbor grudges and
46:44
resentment, things that we should not.
46:47
And that's not to excuse it. But the day that someone gets
46:52
shot for the disagreement, if you can't bring yourself to show
46:56
the slightest ounce of humanity to a moderate, to a moderate
47:01
Republican who got killed for no reason, this is a moment we all
47:07
recognize could set us down the path towards a civil war.
47:11
Could set us down the path towards unbelievable horror,
47:16
suffering, bloodshed. If you can't bring yourself even
47:20
for this, for the selfish sake of yourself or your own people
47:24
or your own pathetic side, to show the slightest ounce of
47:28
humility, of mercy, of magnanimity, benevolence,
47:33
charity, then you are no. Better than the killer, and that
47:39
means that you must be. Destroyed politically as well.
47:43
That's not a call to violence, but people like that have to be
47:48
suppressed. They should be censored on the
47:54
Internet. They need to be named and
47:57
shamed. And that this is this is where I
47:59
say, what is what does victory look like?
48:03
Here's what it looks like in the short term.
48:06
This is a very delicate situation.
48:09
This is a very delicate situation.
48:12
I fear that this is set off a chain reaction.
48:16
I pray to God there is no further violence.
48:20
I pray to God that nobody else is hurt as a result of this.
48:24
I hope that it. It stops here.
48:26
It should stop here. To all of my followers, if you
48:31
take up arms, I disavow you. I disown you in the strongest
48:36
possible terms. I.
48:39
That is not what we are about and the same goes obviously for
48:44
the other side, and I want to make that very clear.
48:48
It would be a profound moral political mistake for anybody to
48:54
take the bait. And to engage in any kind of
48:58
reprisal, retaliation, revenge. Remember, we are the good side.
49:08
And what makes us good is that we have Christ.
49:12
What makes Christianity and Christ so different from the
49:15
other religions is that our religion is based on the bearing
49:22
of suffering for the sake of even those that persecute us.
49:28
An overflowing of love. An overflowing of self giving
49:34
love, so much of it it cannot be contained.
49:41
An unconditional, absolute standard of love for all of
49:46
God's children, even those that are misguided, even those that
49:50
persecute us, even the most heinous among us.
49:55
That is what makes us different. That is what makes us good.
50:02
You think you're good. You're not.
50:05
You are not good. I am not good.
50:08
You are a man. I am a man.
50:11
You are a Sinner. I am a Sinner.
50:14
We cannot save ourselves. We cannot save this world.
50:20
God can save us. God can save the world, and God
50:25
saves us, and God saves the world by drawing all of us up
50:29
onto the cross with him, and we join not just in his glory, but
50:35
in his suffering. Real suffering, Not imaginary,
50:40
not a nice story. Real suffering, real death, real
50:44
destruction, real misery. We.
50:47
Bear a cross like Christ bears a cross like his disciples, like
50:50
the martyrs, like the Saints. Bear a cross and you better get
50:55
comfortable up there. Drink up and you bear that
51:00
cross. Not for your kin, not for
51:03
yourself, not for your children, which are an extension of
51:06
yourself. You bear that cross and that
51:10
suffering. You drink from that chalice for
51:12
your enemies for. Those that persecute.
51:17
You. For those that hate you for the
51:20
sake of Christ, that doesn't mean we let them hurt us.
51:24
It doesn't mean we let them take over our country, but it doesn't
51:28
mean that we do not lower ourselves to their level.
51:34
It does mean that we do not resort to our own powers, our
51:38
own machinations, our own plans, our own pride, with vengeance,
51:44
with retaliation. Vengeance belongs to God.
51:48
God is both merciful and just, and no one can say they have
51:54
faith in God if they do not have faith in God's perfect justice,
51:59
which we cannot understand, which is hard to accept,
52:04
sometimes impossible. But that's what it is to be a
52:09
Christian. That's what it was like to be
52:12
the first Christians to watch God himself nailed to a cross
52:18
for the sake of everyone. You cannot tell me you have
52:23
faith in God if you don't have faith that all of those people
52:26
that seek to hurt us will ultimately meet their divinely
52:32
appointed justice at God's. Hands, but not our own.
52:37
Those lives are not ours to take now, in the meantime.
52:44
How do we defeat these people so that they cannot hurt us?
52:48
We have a right to exist, we have a right to defend ourselves
52:54
and this is going to be a consistent theme here.
52:57
The first thing that we need to do and and everybody needs to be
53:00
on the same page. Here.
53:02
Right, left, middle. I I am calling on everybody.
53:05
Today we are all Americans. Today we are all Christians in
53:10
that we want the cycle of retributive vengeance and
53:17
violence to stop. In that sense, today we are all
53:21
Christians, whether culturally, religiously, we are all
53:24
Americans. We all want to see our country
53:26
pull through. We all want to see our loved
53:28
ones survive. Liberal or conservative, We all
53:32
want to be around for the next Christmas.
53:34
We all want to see our children graduate College in the spring.
53:39
I'm calling on everybody. We all have a place in this.
53:43
Everybody must condemn. This violence.
53:47
You don't need to condemn Kamala Harris.
53:49
You don't need to condemn liberalism.
53:51
You don't need to condemn whatever issue it is.
53:54
You must condemn the violence. At the minimum, the nihilistic
53:59
violence has to stop. And today I would stand like any
54:03
other day, shoulder to shoulder with any one of my enemies, any
54:07
one of them, anybody that that ordinarily they would think I
54:13
would find them disgusting. You know, somebody who I least
54:17
expected. I'm not even to say who it is.
54:18
You would not believe somebody hits me up and says I'm the
54:22
exact kind of person you would absolutely hate.
54:24
I don't hate anybody but that person.
54:27
All these people have to be joined up for the sake of
54:31
America, for the sake of humanity, and say we disavow the
54:35
nihilistic violence. It is intolerable in our
54:39
society. It must be absolutely
54:44
suppressed, suffocated. It has to be snuffed out.
54:49
The light has to defeat the darkness.
54:51
The day after this death, the left, the right, everybody must
54:58
say this has to stop. It should be an easy bar to
55:01
clear. And for those that don't, I
55:06
think I speak for everybody when I say for the people that are
55:11
interrupting the vigils, for the young man who was killed and
55:14
yelling fuck Charlie Kirk, For the people that are selling
55:17
T-shirts mocking his execution, for the people that are saying
55:23
he deserved it for some such other reason.
55:26
These people must be ostracized from our society.
55:30
We must identify them. We must have them fired from
55:34
their jobs. They must be censored on social
55:37
media. There must be a cost.
55:40
Because if there isn't, this will continue.
55:44
If there isn't their ridicule, their provocations, their
55:48
antagonism, it will provoke more violence.
55:53
It will spawn, it will generate more violence.
55:56
Copycats. Those people must be named.
56:00
They must be shamed publicly. They must be penalized.
56:04
Don't hurt them. Don't give them the
56:06
satisfaction. Don't make them martyrs.
56:08
Don't stoop to their level. But that guy who laughed when
56:14
Charlie Kirk was shot? This guy needs to answer for why
56:18
he did that. This guy should not be able to
56:21
find a living. This guy should not be able to
56:23
find harbor. Let him crawl on his belly
56:26
across this country, finding no refuge because people that are
56:32
complicit and evil like that do not belong in a decent society.
56:39
That black individual that jumped over the fence and
56:42
started stealing MAGA hats while Charlie Kirk was dead in an
56:47
ambulance or in an SUV? That guy needs to be named and
56:51
shamed too. Is nothing sacred?
56:55
Does anything matter? Is there any humanity?
56:58
How dare you? How dare you?
57:02
We will not, cannot live in a society with people like that.
57:09
Somebody like that needs to be named and shamed.
57:12
They must hang their head in shame until there is some
57:17
repentance on their side. Fortunately, our religion
57:22
believes in forgiveness, but there must be a penance here.
57:27
You, you have to say you're sorry.
57:31
You have to be penalized in some way.
57:35
This cannot go unanswered anymore.
57:37
That's what happened when Luigi Mangione killed that guy.
57:40
That's what happened when Trump got shot and everybody made fun
57:44
of it. How many more times does it have
57:48
to happen? Everybody is accountable to say
57:52
this does not have a place in our society and we must shame
57:55
the people that think this is OK.
57:57
This is not OK. And if you think it is, what
58:01
kind of society are we going to live in?
58:04
Is that how we solve our problems?
58:06
We kill each other. Well, but Charlie Kirk said
58:10
this. OK, well, we disagree with you.
58:13
Should we go and shoot you in your house?
58:16
What are what is our country going to become?
58:19
Who's going to run our country? The toughest warlord.
58:23
Where do you think that goes? This is how you solve problems.
58:28
You get a gun like a coward and sneak up behind someone and
58:31
shoot him in the head, and then what?
58:34
They don't like you, so they're going to do it to you and you do
58:36
it back. And pretty soon we have a
58:39
country that's run by warlords. We have ruled by the most
58:43
brutal, the most cruel, the most malevolent.
58:48
Nobody wins in a society like that.
58:50
After millions of corpses are stacked up, we will be ruled by
58:54
the most brutal tyrant you could ever imagine.
58:56
Is that the kind of society you want to live in?
58:58
That's where this is headed, obviously.
59:04
And in some sense, the left is right to be scared because the
59:07
right is more proficient in violence.
59:10
The left is more willing, the right is more capable.
59:14
What do you think happens in a civil war?
59:17
You already see the cruelty of some people on the right.
59:22
You know, I'm sure there are people on the left that are
59:25
saying is this really what the left needs?
59:31
Is another transsexual or pro liberal someone bringing down
59:35
heat on all of them? Good luck.
59:39
You, you know. It's it's like the dark night.
59:41
You're telling me that Donald Trump is a billionaire who's
59:45
also secretly A fascist racist empowered by Palantir and AI
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surveillance, and your job is to dare that administration to
59:54
create tyranny? You know, and not not to sound
59:56
glib or whatever, but this is what we're talking about.
1:00:02
So there must be a new consensus that this kind of inhuman,
1:00:09
uncharitable, hateful nihilism, it has to be the scourge.
1:00:14
Of our society, we have to do our part to drive it out.
1:00:19
And you know what the best way to do that is?
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Other than the obvious, which I already see people doing.
1:00:23
And you know what? Good.
1:00:25
I see people getting these people fired.
1:00:27
I see people holding these people accountable and good on
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them. Our strongest weapon.
1:00:36
Is to shine our strongest weapon.
1:00:39
If you, as I said, really believe in God, it's not a gun,
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it's not some some other weapon of choice.
1:00:48
Our strongest weapon is the power of prayer and I, and I
1:00:52
know that's taking a lot of heat.
1:00:54
I know there's a lot of cynical, arrogant people that think they
1:00:57
know. Better, they say thoughts and
1:00:59
prayers when you put your intentions and your
1:01:04
consciousness and your conscience in alignment with the
1:01:08
true and living God, the God of mercy, the God that is
1:01:12
synonymous with love, the God that is synonymous with truth
1:01:16
and charity. It will shine through your
1:01:20
actions, it will shine through your words and your deeds, and
1:01:25
it will shine for others to follow.
1:01:28
It will shine for other people that are misguided, other people
1:01:32
that are confused, other people that may be considering evil
1:01:35
things. Everybody's looking for some
1:01:39
tyrant to save us. People are looking for a militia
1:01:41
to save us. They're they're looking for.
1:01:47
A militant Messiah to deliver us from our enemies so that we can
1:01:52
rule and things can be the way we want them to be.
1:01:59
But that Messiah already came. His Kingdom is within.
1:02:02
His Kingdom is above. Outside of this.
1:02:07
You want to make society better. It starts with you and the
1:02:12
cardinal sin. The first mistake you can make
1:02:15
is to think that in a fundamental way, in an essential
1:02:20
way, that we're different from the people that hate us.
1:02:26
It's not to say that we're killers.
1:02:27
It doesn't make us killers, but we have a fallen nature.
1:02:33
We have a tendency to love ourselves.
1:02:37
We have a tendency to believe in ourselves.
1:02:41
We're prone. To the appetites of the flesh,
1:02:46
the emotions, anima, supernatural forces.
1:02:54
If you don't want that to win, you must resolve in your heart.
1:02:56
First, what side you're on in the spiritual battle?
1:03:00
Are you on the side of God? Talk to God, Pray to God.
1:03:05
Give your intentions to God. Align your will with God.
1:03:09
That's how you know you're on the right side and not on the
1:03:12
side of if you're out there thinking about revenge and
1:03:15
talking tough and war and all this stuff, I would say think
1:03:20
again. Now here's the other part.
1:03:24
We are in a civilizational struggle.
1:03:26
People say obviously we're in peril.
1:03:29
We have a real. Problem on our hands.
1:03:31
We are besieged from every corner by the devil and by the
1:03:37
devil's allies. As I said by this elite
1:03:41
syndicate which runs our country, it runs off of drug
1:03:46
money, it runs off of violence and terrorism.
1:03:50
It supports heinous wars and bloodshed.
1:03:53
Like in Palestine. We're also besieged not just
1:03:57
from above but from below, by Barbarians, by a primitive form
1:04:01
of evil, by bandits, savages, murderers.
1:04:08
You see it all the time like we saw last week.
1:04:10
You see it from our ideological opponents, from from people in
1:04:14
the middle, intellectuals, academics, these arrogant
1:04:19
intellectuals chortling to themselves about this atrocity.
1:04:24
They all have to be defeated. They will not be defeated by
1:04:32
random acts of violence like some people are thinking of.
1:04:34
They will not be defeated today, tomorrow.
1:04:37
People say what are we going to? Do we got to get out there?
1:04:42
How did Christ win the victory over the Roman Empire?
1:04:47
How did Christ's church grow from 12 to 1,000,000 to take
1:04:54
over the ancient known world? They didn't expand by the sword.
1:05:00
They didn't expand by conquest it.
1:05:03
Was by the witness. Witness to their true faith,
1:05:06
witness to their suffering. When the Roman soldiers came to
1:05:11
arrest Christ, the first instinct of his disciples was to
1:05:14
defend Christ, to attack. And Christ quickly admonished
1:05:20
his disciple Peter and said, Those that live by the sword,
1:05:23
perish by the sword. Trade your sword for a cloak.
1:05:27
Be as clever as a serpent and as innocent as a dove.
1:05:31
This is my message. Every young adolescent man
1:05:35
watching this, everybody whipped up boomers too.
1:05:37
Boomer, Waffen that's out there. Every person that is outraged by
1:05:43
this, every person that wants change, I give you the same
1:05:46
message. Trade your arms for a cloak.
1:05:51
Be as clever as a serpent, as innocent as a dove.
1:05:55
Write your interior life. Write your conscience.
1:05:59
Put your conscience and your attentions in alignment with
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God. Be as innocent as you can be.
1:06:05
Try your best to live a moral. Life.
1:06:12
But don't be stupid, don't be naive.
1:06:16
With Charlie Kurt's death, his turning point organization, the
1:06:20
fate of it is uncertain. Charlie Kirk, I'm going to be
1:06:25
honest with you. I saw him as an establishment
1:06:26
figure. I saw him as too moderate.
1:06:31
We must fill up the ranks of these campus organizations with
1:06:37
Septemberists. Forget about the free market,
1:06:41
forget about Pro Israel free market, whatever.
1:06:48
It is incumbent on all adolescent young men that want
1:06:51
to save this country. They want any future for your
1:06:54
children. They want to preserve what your
1:06:55
ancestors built to get involved in politics and to do more.
1:07:01
And when I say politics, do not mistake what I mean.
1:07:04
I don't mean go and vote for more Republicans to bomb
1:07:07
Palestine. I do not mean to vote for more
1:07:09
Republicans to cover up the Epstein files.
1:07:12
Vote for more. Republicans to squander and
1:07:14
botch something like this so badly as they have.
1:07:19
I mean, you need to become a human Swiss army knife.
1:07:22
Become unkillable. I'm not this guy, but get in the
1:07:27
gym. Get in the gym.
1:07:29
Do tactical training. Become hard to kill so you can
1:07:32
protect yourself and your family.
1:07:35
Learn the rules of the game and use them to your advantage.
1:07:38
Get involved in politics. Get involved in a campus
1:07:42
organization tomorrow. Get involved in a campaign.
1:07:46
Not with the mind towards. I'm going to put up stickers.
1:07:50
Not with a mind towards. We're going to get the vote with
1:07:53
a mind towards. We are in this struggle until we
1:07:56
die by any means. We are in this struggle for the
1:08:02
long. Haul.
1:08:04
Until we win, none of us are safe.
1:08:07
None of our families are safe. We will keep being attacked.
1:08:10
Get used to it. You'll see more of it.
1:08:12
I hope we don't. I pray that we don't.
1:08:15
But we will get involved for the people that can't, for the
1:08:21
people that aren't with us, for the people that aren't able.
1:08:24
Start your career now so that one day you can be in a position
1:08:28
of real power, real money, real influence, real government
1:08:33
power. And not today, not tomorrow.
1:08:37
Because listen, that's not how these things happen.
1:08:40
Rome is not built in a day. This kind of societal change,
1:08:44
people that are looking for a quick fix.
1:08:46
What are we going to do? You're not going to like the
1:08:48
answer because it is not that. We are going to go out in some
1:08:53
climactic, ecstatic, orgiastic violent action like a movie.
1:08:59
That's that. Never delivers change and never
1:09:02
delivers anything good. What does deliver real change is
1:09:07
the thankless, monotonous, boring task, The oftentimes not
1:09:12
very rewarding task of going in day in, day out and dealing with
1:09:16
logistical problems and frustrations and fighting every
1:09:19
day so that we can be in charge, so that we can protect our
1:09:24
country, our inheritance, and all people.
1:09:29
That's the solution. That's my call on all people in
1:09:34
the short term, this scourge in our society, it must be driven
1:09:39
out and must be suffocated by goodness.
1:09:42
They must be shamed, not hurt, not injured, not maimed, but
1:09:46
they must be shamed. They must be ostracized.
1:09:48
They, they, we cannot associate with these people anymore.
1:09:55
And a more voluntary action is you need to get involved.
1:09:58
This is the call to action that you're not going to like, sadly.
1:10:03
And I've been around for a long time and I've seen it, and you
1:10:06
may not believe me. I've seen enough of these
1:10:08
instances. You know how this goes.
1:10:12
Everybody's paying attention now because they saw the gory video.
1:10:17
Everyone's in their feelings because they saw video edits and
1:10:21
productions with music on them on TikTok.
1:10:25
But in two weeks, everybody's going to be right back to their
1:10:29
regular old lives. You know that that's the best
1:10:32
case scenario. Everybody's going to be right
1:10:35
back to their ordinary lives in a year.
1:10:39
Sadly, I hate to say this, and we won't let them forget, but
1:10:42
many will forget. Many people need to be reminded,
1:10:47
and that's typically how these things go.
1:10:50
Use the anger. Use the emotions you're feeling
1:10:54
now not to ruin your life, not to say something reckless.
1:10:58
Do something you regret, not to say something just as murderous
1:11:03
as what happened, or do something just as evil as what
1:11:05
occurred. Take these emotions.
1:11:10
Transmute them. Align your intentions with God.
1:11:14
Use it for a righteous cause. Use it to get involved in a
1:11:19
generational struggle. This is not me telling you not
1:11:22
to act. On the contrary, dedicate your
1:11:24
life to this. Dedicate your life to taking
1:11:29
over our country to deliver a real victory.
1:11:33
There is no substitute. There is no alternative.
1:11:38
They must lose. We must win.
1:11:41
They must be defeated. Ultimately, we must win.
1:11:45
We must control the halls of power.
1:11:47
We must control the big guns. We must control society for the
1:11:52
good of us, our families, for the good of our enemies, for
1:11:57
their own good, for the good of the children that have grown up
1:12:01
and been misguided and corrupted by the devil and his allies.
1:12:05
To become this, to become monsters, for the good of us
1:12:10
all. That is our responsibility.
1:12:15
That's my message. Do with it what you will.
1:12:19
We're not going to read super chats tonight.
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What happened yesterday cannot be undone.
1:12:24
And and a word on life and death.
1:12:27
Here's the thing. There's only one way out of this
1:12:31
world. Major reason this was so
1:12:37
disturbing, so depressing is because we saw it right up close
1:12:42
and personal. And, and here's the thing about
1:12:44
death. It's not pretty.
1:12:46
It's not glorious. It's not triumphant.
1:12:50
No one is triumphant in their death other than Christ.
1:12:55
We die weak, feeble, mentally, physically incapacitated,
1:13:02
violently. You see how fragile life really
1:13:06
is? A bullet rips through your neck.
1:13:07
It's over in an instant. How fragile the balance between
1:13:12
life and death really is. How short and unpredictable life
1:13:16
really is. We have plans, we have
1:13:19
schedules, routines. We have a fate, an appointed day
1:13:27
when we will be sentenced to death one way or another.
1:13:30
Somehow, eventually, it will take us by surprise, and then
1:13:37
we'll spend eternity in heaven or hell.
1:13:41
Remember that you will die like Charlie Kirk.
1:13:45
You and I will die. Charlie Kirk had plans.
1:13:48
We all have plans. We all have plans to live, to be
1:13:51
95 years old, retired, with our family on our side, dying of old
1:13:56
age, peacefully in our sleep. That's not promised.
1:14:00
None of it. None of it is promised.
1:14:02
Not our bodies, not our faculties, not our cognitive
1:14:05
capabilities, not not 50 years, not tomorrow, not today, not
1:14:10
tonight. Do with that information what
1:14:12
you will live as though if you died at any moment you'll be
1:14:18
satisfied with it. And what do we take with us in
1:14:23
death? We don't take any of it.
1:14:28
Not our bodies, not our wealth, as you know, our esteem, our
1:14:32
credibility, our our victories, all of it eventually be washed
1:14:37
away by time and by eternity. What you take with you to the
1:14:42
judgement are your deeds. What is melted down at the end
1:14:48
of your life is your actions. And they will be melted down
1:14:53
like metals, and they will be gold, silver, bronze, copper.
1:14:59
They will be judged accordingly to their weight, to their kind,
1:15:02
to their type. What did you do?
1:15:05
Did you do the right thing? Did you tell the truth?
1:15:10
Did you sacrifice as Christ did? Did you do these things as
1:15:15
Christ did? In the end.
1:15:17
That is all that you take with you, and it is worth its weight
1:15:21
in gold. Literally.
1:15:24
People get so caught up, they're so worried about strategy,
1:15:28
machinations even. The fate of our people here in
1:15:32
this world. But the world is passing.
1:15:34
We are passing. We are mortal.
1:15:37
And all these people that see Charlie Kirk and I get it,
1:15:40
People are beating their chest. They don't want to be deterred.
1:15:43
They don't want to be defeated. Let it be a reminder.
1:15:47
We all die. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
1:15:50
We're all going that way. And the least that you could say
1:15:57
about Charlie Kirk is that he died professing a faith in God.
1:16:03
He died professing the truth. Let us be so lucky.
1:16:10
In a way, I don't count him as lucky.
1:16:13
It's a it's a horrible tragedy, years taken memories, but
1:16:20
ultimately martyred for the sake of the truth, for the sake of
1:16:24
mercy, for the sake of the unborn, for the sake of children
1:16:28
affected by all these diabolical, perverse things.
1:16:34
He will receive a handsome reward in heaven for it.
1:16:39
May he rest in peace. God bless Charlie Kirk, his, his
1:16:41
family, his daughters, everybody, his enemies, his his
1:16:48
friends, everybody in the country.
1:16:52
Let us truly see each other as children of God.
1:16:57
Let let us all see God in everybody.
1:17:00
Let's be charitable towards one another in our words and our
1:17:03
actions. Let's be slow to anger.
1:17:06
And I know it's rich for me to say that I'm a very volatile
1:17:10
person. Let us be slow to be angry,
1:17:13
wrathful, vengeful, judgmental. Let's try to be kind,
1:17:19
compassionate, understanding, but at the same time, let us be
1:17:23
strong, tough, clever when we need to be.
1:17:28
Let us defend the people we love from those that are trying to
1:17:31
hurt us. And God give us the strength,
1:17:34
the prudence, the perseverance to defeat this evil with some
1:17:40
finality in our lifetimes. And it may be a long time, but
1:17:44
let us see it through to the end for the sake of everybody.
1:17:49
That's Charlie Kirk, so God bless him.
1:17:52
Rest in peace and I hope you'll take this message to heart.
1:17:58
I know there's going to be a lot of people out there and they're
1:18:00
going to say we need extremism, we need violence, we need to
1:18:04
take. Matters in our own hands.
1:18:06
Do not listen to them. Do not listen to the diabolical.
1:18:14
Resist the temptation. That's my final admonition to
1:18:21
all of you. But that's all I have for you.
1:18:23
That's my show. I appreciate everybody for
1:18:25
joining me. Thank you, everybody that tuned
1:18:27
in. And I, I do take seriously my
1:18:31
role. I don't want to say anything
1:18:32
inappropriate. It's not necessarily about me,
1:18:35
but at this point, it's unignorable and it's been
1:18:37
thrusted upon me. As you know, throughout my time
1:18:41
doing this, I have been dismissed, attacked.
1:18:46
But you know, I had an article written about me the other day.
1:18:49
They described me as a mosquito. I recognize that I have an
1:18:54
obligation now to be serious. I recognize that I and so many
1:18:59
of you too, we, we have to be leaders and what it means to
1:19:03
lead, not only to lead by example, but it also means to
1:19:07
resist our worst inclinations for the sake of the common good.
1:19:12
Not what feels right, not what feels good for us in the moment,
1:19:15
not what satisfies our anger, but what is truly best.
1:19:20
It takes vision, it takes courage, it takes prudence, it
1:19:24
takes leadership. We need people to grow up.
1:19:26
We need people to fill in to that role.
1:19:30
And I hope that people watching the show will do that.
1:19:33
I hope people heed my warning and I pray for the country.
1:19:39
So God bless Charlie Kurt, God bless all of you, our country,
1:19:45
and I will see you on Monday. I don't think I'll do a show
1:19:49
tomorrow. I think I'll be back on Monday.
1:19:50
So that's all I have for you. Be safe out there, protect
1:19:56
everybody, be vigilant. These are some scary and
1:19:59
disturbing times. But I will see you later,
1:20:02
everybody signing off. Let me.
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Awkwardly produce this ending here.
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God bless everybody. I will see you next week.
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Thank you very much for listening.
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I'll see you next week. God bless.
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
1:20:19
It's going to be only America first.
1:20:25
America first. The American people will come
1:20:32
first, once again with respect, the respect that we deserve.
1:20:46
Take All is going to be only America first, America first.